Farm Investment Management (ছাগলে বিনিয়োগ ব্যবস্থাপনা )

1. Personal Investment - 70% 2. Fmalily and Friend or Sheareholder -15% 3. Bank Loan -15%.

How to take Care in summer of goat farm

Goats hate rain and mud. A dirt floor is okay as long as it's clean and dry, but a raised, slotted floor is even better. A dirty shed with dirty bedding is an invitation to skin sores, mastitis, respiratory ailments, foot problems and more. These problems escalate in summer, so keep your goats' shelter immaculate.

Even a farmer with a small piece of land can earn instant and sharp income in a very short time period with Goat farming. India has produced a variety of goats for different purposes ranging from meat production to milk production. Goat farming invest should be small in frist time. because its learing and earing business. i advice to you , you should make farm in small area .

 

                  Winter care of you Goat Farm 

Goat is are very caring and sensitive animal in other animal . there are many problem is occurs  in winter . so we should extra take care of goat of your Farm . such as ,

1. We should care about our farming Sheet . Sheet cover with politic or covered it .

2. Goat tocsin or should be clean every time .

3. Goat food should be fresh and water is clean and semi hot .

4.every goat vaccinate with PPR .

5. If you due the Cirmi  tab.  feed in proper time .

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ZAMILA GOAT FARM 

 

 

Winter goat care

Probably the biggest issue regarding winter goat care is making sure they always have fresh water available.  If their water is frozen they will not be able to stay hydrated.

The easiest method for my small herd is to bring them warm water twice a day from my house.  I use empty ice cream buckets because they are inexpensive and it’s easy to knock the ice out of the bucket before bringing it back inside.

• Make sure they have fresh, unfrozen water
• Provide a shelter preferably with at least 10 square feet per animal
• Increase food rations and keep those rumens rumbling
• Watch out for signs of poor temperature regulation such as shivering

 

 Health and Nutrition Management 

 Health: Introduction and Importance Health management is an important and integral part in goat farming. Through goat management, it is necessary to improve the productivity of goats, such as: general health management, parasite control, vaccine management, environment management and proper record keeping. Health management in farm level includes proper care taking of health of pregnant doe, newborn kids, youth and adults. Similarly, health management help to reduce the mortality rate of newborn kids, and it provides knowledge, skill and practice of control of infectious diseases. ‘Prevention is better than cure’, the statement best fits for livestock too. In healthy livestock, better immunity and recovery is quicker. But, if livestock fall sick, farmer must buy medicines, and it increases cost also. Treatment of disease must be faster; otherwise it will be very difficult to treat. 

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                       Locate the ideal place 

1.Generally, they thrive and grow well in hot areas where water does not stagnate easily. The ideal location would be a place in villages or outskirts of towns where the air is cleaner and pollution-free.

2.As they like to consume lot of grass daily, the grazing pastures should be situated near the rearing sheds and having plenty of grassy shrubs ,bushes.

3.The surface should be clean and dry and even mud floor would be suitable except for areas of heavy rainfall, snow which would make it wet and slippery.

4.There should be regular and easy availability of fresh, clean water in the area as goats require good amount of water to drink daily to remain healthy.

5.Full-time labour should be available easily for taking care of the animals.

6.The local markets should be nearby within short travel time for buying necessary food items ,commodities and for selling the meat, milk. It may be good to estimate the demand and its growth in the near future for milk, meat in the local population before deciding the location.

7.The local licenses and approvals needed from the competent authorities and the expenses for the same need to be identified, estimated to see whether they are competitive compared to other locations and not excessive.

8.Land needed for open areas for grazing and building of sheds ,enclosures should be easily available at a reasonable price. Land availability for grazing is crucial in goat farming as the land requirement on an average is an acre for 2 to 4 goats for poor pastures and 6 to 8 goats for better ones. 10 goats will generally clear an acre of land through grazing in a month so extra land for pasturing for the flock has to be kept ready. Even for a small quantity of 50 goats, a minimum of 1 acre of land is required for rearing and shed construction.

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ZAMILA GOAT  FARM